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Couples Who Don’t Have Sex but Insist Everything is Hunky-Dory
There was a disturbing article in the Mail a few weeks ago about these couples who never have sex but insist they are happy. “It’s not that big a deal” The article states that most evenings, with their little girl safely tucked up in bed, Charlotte and Chris Everiss enjoy a kiss and a cuddle on […]
Read MoreRevenge is Never the Answer!
The trial of Chris Huhne and ex wife Vicky Pryce For those who have not been following the trial of Chris Huhne (ex member of Parliament and Energy secretary in the UK) and his ex wife Vicky Pryce (a respected economist) over her claiming that she took his speeding points has been quite the drama […]
Read MorePrivacy and Divorce
Going through fresh procedures of a divorce is emotional and stressful, and added privacy invasions are the LAST thing you want during such times. So if you are still in the process of court cases and lawyers it is essential to be mindful of certain precautions that are sometimes necessary. Be selective Boasting about a […]
Read MoreDivorce Nutrition: The Links Between Healing and Health
A weighty matter Weight issues caused by the weight of heartache are a touchy subject and is quite often one that is swept under the rug. Weight gain and weight loss are completely opposing issues yet both are birthed from a similar place, often emotional issues, insecurity, pressure, heartache, and in numerous cases, break up and […]
Read MoreConsiderations on Divorce and Parenting
Hello wonderful people! Here is a little interview between myself and Joanne Katz from Askimo TV answering some questions about Divorce and Parenting. There is a little download here: SUPPORTING CHILDREN THROUGH DIVORCE I answer questions like: What advice do you have for parents who are going through a divorce? What should we know about […]
Read MoreCheck out These Divorce Stats: They Say it All
Recent research has highlighted the fact that the recession, Christmas and New Year period have an impact on many relationships. Stephens Scown Solicitors have researched and discovered emerging trends relating to marriage and divorce. Their findings show • 32% of marriages last between 6 to 10 years. • Nearly 45% of people think that most […]
Read MoreDivorce New Years Resolutions Busted Already? Try This
How are your new year’s resolutions going? We are 3 weeks in and by now 56% would have given up on the goals they set for themselves. Sad statistics indeed! What separates the ones who achieve their goals from those who resign and quit? This year has started completely differently for me to other years. I […]
Read MoreSurviving Christmas, Divorced or Single!
Hello, my lovelies! You’ve done your Christmas shopping, drunk some mulled wine, sung your heart out at your office party (oh dear) and eaten your body weight in mince pies. Now what about the dreaded Christmas day itself? There isn’t a gingerbread latte out there that can beat the loneliness and despair of sitting amongst […]
Read MoreAre you single or living alone? You’re not alone on that one!
Single life: What it really is Claudia Connell on Mail Online gives a painfully honest account of how she came to be living alone in middle-age. Now in her 40’s, Claudia talks of how her single life, once embraced and celebrated for its exciting perks, has lost its gloss. Claudia wrote in Mail online: “I […]
Read MoreDating Post Divorce: Should we fake it till we make it?
According to Mail Online there was an article written on why acting like you are in love can lead to the real thing. If you want to feel in love, perhaps you should fake it until you make it. The article suggested that if you behave in the way you want to be perceived by […]
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